Creativoz 2026 Christian communicators Mexico digital challenges, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City, Mexico): Creativoz 2026, a congress organized by the Alliance of Christian Communicators (ACC), focused on creativity, excellence and commitment to biblical values. The event was held at the facilities of the Bible Society of Mexico (SBM) on October 30 and 31.
The gathering brought together members of the Christian communication community at a time when digital media, social networks and new technologies present both opportunities and challenges for churches, ministries and faith-based organizations. Plenary sessions and workshops addressed the creation of digital content and reviewed tools that can help communicate stories of impact within the Christian community.
The expert panel included Pastor Sixto Vicente and Azel Hernández, as well as communicators Pablo Vargas, Dany De los Reyes, Raúl Pérez, Roberto Arroyo and Armando Contreras. In the opening ceremony, Jaime López, director of the Bible Society of Mexico, spoke about the importance of joining efforts to carry the gospel message throughout Mexico.
Neyra Moncayo, a Mexican journalist with a long career and current director of content at ADN40 on TV Azteca, emphasized the need for excellence in work and projects to achieve better results. Sharing principles and experiences from her work on the program “La espuma de los días,” she challenged attendees to professionalize across the different areas of communication.
Colombian digital strategist and journalist Fabio Criales also participated. In an interview with Diario Cristiano Internacional, he discussed the importance of new technological tools that can be used in the Christian media, saying they can help expand the Kingdom of God.
“We should not see new technologies as an enemy within what we are doing in terms of content; we need to learn from these advances to know how to manage them according to what God establishes,” Criales said.
Discussing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by Christians, Criales said it can serve as a tool to optimize work in digital evangelism and various ministries, and can support churches when used with responsibility and discernment. “In technological matters, Mexico is always at the forefront in every sense, and new generations are indispensable because they know much more than we do,” he said, adding that it is necessary to create synergy with them.
According to the organizers, Creativoz 2026 highlights the need to strengthen the training of Christian communicators, promote collaboration among professionals and develop content capable of engaging new generations. One of the conclusions reached at the event was that the current era is marked by misinformation, immediacy and the expansion of artificial intelligence, placing on communicators the responsibility to use available resources with judgment, transparency and commitment to truth.
Working sessions also noted that the expansion of digital platforms has opened new possibilities for churches, ministries, organizations and Christian media to reach different sectors of the population. However, participants also raised challenges related to informational credibility, content quality and the responsible use of new technologies.
Participants stressed that such training and collaboration gatherings are relevant for advancing technical knowledge, strategic vision and social commitment. Given the broad range of possibilities for communicating faith-based stories, reporting on events of interest to the Christian community and creating spaces for dialogue, the importance of continuing such projects was highlighted.
